OK I'll start this off. Czech Republic jays and a red squirrel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOsXWkp1_BM
Thanks Scylla (hope you got the wild primroses)
©Rescue Station MAKOV
The resident cat was on the prowl tonight:
Why did this young buck choose these seeds?
Robin was in long before anyone else, as most often:
White Stork strode thru but turned its back after this shot - still rather fuzzy as it's only 06:37:
Heron and angel-winged goose:
There that tongue again!
Please tell me this is an Egret:
Hare:
IMAGICAT
Long-tailed Tits filmed by John Walters, nest-building in south Devon.
Leo & Lotte, European Eagle Owls
If she hasn't laid already, she's due to soon - don't have volume toooo high, some shouting occurs - it was nearly a minute out of sync and still isn't perfect:
She did indeed lay her first egg last night. Here are the laying performances before/after, and Leo comes to check when she takes a break. But I could hardly spot the egg.
Final ©Rescue Station MAKOV post - and the honour goes to...
Western Meadowlark still forages on the ground daily.
©CornellLab, Boreal, Ont
Big clear-up and refill this morning:
But after all that, on a damp, dismal and windy day, there was the least activity I've ever seen at this feeder, and mainly the Nuthatch and Chickadee.